Women in pants

I didn't even begin to mention anything so bloody, but stated the facts.:tongue3:

 

anything within the confines of holymatrimony are encouraged:smilewinkgrin:

:tonofbricks:

 

So are you calling all women who wear dresses to church "legalists"?

And to think, covering the outline of a woman's figure is somehow immodest?:sleep:

 

I am beginning to think that some women should also wear a mouth gag:laugh:

Cheers,

Jim

 

watch it, Jim.......:tonofbricks: :laugh:


Seriously, I am a 56 year old grandmother who grew up in a era when women wore dresses everywhere, and it was respectful and showed the Lord a sense of reverance to wear a nice dress to church.

I still feel that way. I am IFB, and some women wear pants to church, but I just cannot bring myself to do that.

Regular life? I wear jeans all the time.

Debbie

 

Me, too, Debbie.

 

Present company excluded, there are some MEN on this board that need a gag!

 

Mfffttfffff otayofcors................:laugh:

Cheers,

Jim

 

I agree that modesty should be taught to young girls. But people get saved later in life (thank God) and have to learn the lessons from the Lord as they are convicted to. You can't pound your lessons into someone else.

Some women that go to my church NEVER wear pants, and some (like me) never wear pants to church but wear them in the rest of life, and some never wear dresses. If someone shows up in pants that are deemed to be immodest, one of the deacon's wifes (or other "meat" Christian) will pull that woman aside and gently "educate" her through scripture. (it is biblically correct for the mature women to do that, you know) If it is done in love and with understanding, then there are no hard feelings.

As for me, well, being a large woman has always kept me in the restraints
of modesty - But if I had ever had the figure to wear tight pants and/or other immodest articles (like low cut blouses or even bikinis), I couldn't. It just ain't me.

 

Ok, but now I have to ask, what life are you leading that is sooooooooo different at church than the one you lead in this "regular life"?

 

Ever thought about how it might look in the mirror?

I can't help but think you're referring to me, but since when is it "wrong" to incite holiness?

 

The thing is what you're desfribing isn't the same everywhere.

I know many who have "scalded" hides on the issue. Not hardly any have backed up and their wives? I have yet to see any of these wear pants in the 16 years I've known them. this makes your "point" pointless as it ONLY applies in certain situations.

 

OK, but was it "pounded" into you, or did you simply obey the Lord out of a willing heart?

And the same would benefit those who wear immodest dresses.

My grandmother wore pants around the house and never even went to town in anything but a dress. The only time I had ever seen her in pants outside of her home and in town was when she spent the last 12 years in a nursing home which was in the city limits.

Thank you for your devoted life to modesty

 

Touchy, are we? I had no one specific in mind and was only replying to Jim's jest. And he replied in kind.

 

Only 16 years? Give it a few more years. I am speaking from over 30 years' experience as an IFB.

 

Aren't you? You spoke of "men". I am one of those. After how you respond to all my posts in this fashion what else could anyone think?
:sleep:

 

I've seen them come and go, but the ones I am talking about were standing on thisd issue many years before I came along. Even some of them are at home with the Lord.

I would be real careful how you use the devil's measuring stick to determine what is right or worng!:tongue3:

 

Regular daily NOT IN CHURCH

 

I don't really understand how this indicates whether something is in fact right or wrong. I don't think our barometer on biblical stances should be if other people decide to change their minds, regardless of how many do.


Personally I don't have a problem with a woman wearing pants, although I do respect those that hold to that view and even feel that in some cases that the spirit of 1 Cor 8: 9-13 does and should apply.

 

To think, back in the 50's a woman asked me if it was ok for her to come to church without a hat.............:laugh:

Cheers,

Jim